DTU LEET

Hello,
I am afraid, I have not understood your query. Yes, there are many exams that you can give after completion of your Diploma but then on the other hand for giving many other exams graduation is required. You would also find this information on the eligibility criteria of the exam that you intend to give. Best wishes to you.

Yes, it offers Lateral Entry admissions to Diploma Engineering students. But limited branches are there. It is very difficult to get the same branch as you have in your Diploma Engineering. Here I am providing a link for your help
https://www.shiksha.com/university/Delhi-technological-university/dtu-leet-exam
Kindly follow the link to know all the important details.

Yes, it is available.

DTU offers B.Tech lateral programs in following disciplines as under:
1. Environmental Engineering
2. Polymer and Chemical Technology
3. Bio Technology
4. Mechanical Engineering with specialisation in automotive engineering
5. Production and Industrial Engineering
The total number of seats in above programs are about 35 only (Including 4 outside Delhi candidates). The admission are done through the Common Entrance Test. The eligibility criteria is 60% marks in Diploma in any stream. Hence you are eligible here B.Tech lateral admission and can also change your trade.

Hello Rajneesh,
Yes, of course, you can. If you have passed your Diploma and now seeking admission directly in second year of engineering, then you definitely are eligible from this perspective. However there could be some more specific requirements of eligibility of DU that you need to fulfil.
Best wishes to you.

Hi Rohan, Yes. You can get admission in DU LEET. You can get the complete information about the eligibility criteria here. https://www.shiksha.com/university/Delhi-technological-university/dtu-leet-exam
Thank you.

Yes you can apply in DTU LEET as lateral entry in computer in engineering.

To continue your course in another college, you need approval from both the colleges and the university. There is a lengthy procedure for it. Things would be easy if your conduct and marks at the present institution was great. Contact both the colleges to understand the steps involved. They may require you to provide documents and other important things, so be prepared. And the most important things is that both your present course and future course should be same and recognized by the UGC or approved by relevant authorities.